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Except for some kids show and cartoons I watched most of the regular shows as reruns when I got older. I especially liked The Big Valley because the the 3 cute brothers
I liked the early original "I Love Lucy" series and the other cast members (not the later Lucy shows), but was never a fan of Lucy herself. I always found her really loud and annoying. It's interesting that she was a very different character in the films she made before this. IMO, Desi was actually funnier, especially in "The Long, Long Trailer."
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Leave it to Beaver which was the closest series to my own family
and Beaver was my exact age. Loved Wally and Eddie Haskel. I watch
this show almost every morning at 8:00 on ME TV.
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I liked the early original "I Love Lucy" series and the other cast members (not the later Lucy shows), but was never a fan of Lucy herself. I always found her really loud and annoying. It's interesting that she was a very different character in the films she made before this. IMO, Desi was actually funnier, especially in "The Long, Long Trailer."
I thought Vivian Vance was just as good of an actress as Lucky, if not more so!
Anyone remember the TV Series Man With A Camera with Charles Bronson, back in the 50's, I believe? I have the Complete Series, a very quirky TV series.
As a child growing up in the 1960's I of course watched most of the popular shows.
I remember with the most fondness, The Andy Griffith Show, F-Troop, Mod Squad, Batman, and just for the wonderful songs, The Monkees. Most seem dated of course now, but the Andy Griffith Show is somehow timeless. Same with the 1950's Honeymooners.
I don't remember thinking too much about Gomer Pyle U.S.M.C. then, but I caught a couple of episodes recently on a cable network while on vacation, and I found it to be laugh-out-loud hilarious for some reason.
I wish they'd show reruns of shows like Candid Camera, Art Linkletter's Garden Party, early Passwords, etc. Maybe it's a consent thing since they utilized real people?
That Girl
Bewitched
I Dream of Jeannie
The Dick Van Dyke Show
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